Post by unknownOn 14 Sep 2021 21:24:20 +0100 (BST), Theo
Post by TheoPost by John RummSometimes if you are getting unexpected behaviour on a web site, try a
different browser, and/or turn off any ad/script/tracking blocking
software just in case. If that still fails, then a malware scan on the
computer itself.
Or just try again later. Websites break frequently, and you can't tell
what's happening behind the scenes - the DB server or whatever may be down
for maintenance causing some features to not work.
Theo
I have tried all the suggestions above and still no joy.
I've given up and asked them to delete my account.
Life is too short to waste time with web sites that don't work as they
should.
Which one can argue is fine when you can source the same items elsewhere
at a similar price.
However it would concern me if I could not access a site that everyone
else has no problem accessing. Since this *could* point to a range of
potential problems specific to your circumstance, such as a problem with
your computer, or your ISP, or perhaps just your account with that
vendor. It would seem worthwhile working out which since it may come and
bite you later!
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Cheers,
John.
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